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The Interlopers Study Guide

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by Saki
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Imagine that it is the day before the story takes place and you have been hired to mediate a peace between Ulrich and Georg. What would you suggest the men do to end their feud?

Analyze Saki's choice of title for his story. Who are the interlopers? Why are they interlopers?

Saki wrote "The Interlopers" while he was fighting in World War I. In what ways might the story reflect the experiences of a soldier?

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What two foreshadowing clues are givin to let the reader know the GAME Ulrich was hunting was man? Explain the human qulities of each answer.
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